Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1887-10-13

Mrs. sallie Blythe has been quite
sick for week or more.
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j. NJ. Boyd has sold the Seneca Dis.
patch to W. II. Curtlce.
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A caboose now serves for a coach ON
the frisco from this point west.
Dr. Fortner has recently purchased
piano for his little daughters.
Ninita has another matchmaker and
Jeweler In the person of T.. f. vii.
liams.
There are still o great many cattle
in this country that will 20 to market
this season.
Clerk elect, Shelton, of Delaware, is
preparing to have an Office built at
Prairie City.
Cabin creek has been up during the
past week for the first time in great
many months.
j. b. Stevens & Co., have shoemak-
or employed at the harness shop.
Leave your work.
Get the corn out Of the field as rap
idly as possible. The sooner IL is Ia
the crib the better.
II will require but little observation
to discover that W. W. Miller & Co.,
are in the stove business.
Scott Audrain was convicted in the
Fort Smith court OF an assault with
intent to kill John P. Buzzard.
The Kansas City fair, set for the
same time as ours, was postponed un-
til this week, owing to the rain.
Peter woodall is putting up a new
building pear the old rock house, pre-
sumably for use as blacksmith shop.
From all accounts, Tahlequah will
be crowded with people on the as
sembiing OF council the first of next
month.
Several citizens in this section are
abandoning the cattle business and
working into the industry Of raising
horses.
A. G.. Drake succeeds Il. NJ. Roberts
as editor and publisher Of the Ghetto
pa Advance. A profitable change for
the town.
Henry Clark, who was teaching at
the Rogers school has been compelled
to close by the prevalence OF whoop-
ing cough.
Owing to the rain, which prevented
many from attending the meeting, the
Chautauqua society was not organized
last Friday.
William Mckinney, custodian OF
part of the Choctaw school 'und, was
robbed Of Sl02S, some days ago, by
highwaymen.
We should he glad to receive a
postal card, if nothing more, every
week from every postodice in the ma
tion, giving the news.
Peirce City went on with its fair,
which was set for the same dates as
ours, and was only able to pay thirty
five cents on the dollar.
The great Star Store, Of Chetopa,
presents a change in its advertisement
this week. Read ii considerably and
you may profit thereby.
+. q. Cowan has now the finest
turnout in Vinita, having purchased
Claude Sheton's horse and buggy
The price paid was $3.50.
Our collector made few calls last
Saturday. He will make great many
more during the balance of this week
and will increase in persistency.
There are still for sale few pairs ol
those thoroughbred Duroc-J Jersey pigs
now between three and four months
old. Enquire at q. w. Green's store
The claimant attorneys and the
commissions clerk were full of busi.
ness last week up to the night Of the
9th, when the time for filing expired
Married, last Thursday morning by
Rev. J. ii. Healy at the Frisco hotel in
this city, Mr.. Robert Dumit TO Miss
Minnie Williamson, Of Monet, Mis-
souri.
When John Gard starts for a dance
he gets there, SO the folks on White
Oak say, even IL il does take too team 4
aud the wagon maker gets a twent!
dollar job.
Robt. 1. Blakeney is now in tn,
hide, fur and hay business and hal
headquarters fifth door south of Skin
ner, Ratclifi & Cos. II you want most
any kind Of a trade give him a call.
AS will be observed by our Catoos
letter, DR.. Warren is now located a
that point and engaged in the prac
tice of his profession. He will prove 1
useful citizen in the community.
The CHIKFTAIN has always been sen